Br Dennis Magbanua FSC
Better Days BroDcast
Inspiring topics to make today a little better than yesterday.
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Br Dennis Magbanua FSC
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5. Sep 2023
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MTR (e1) - An Introduction to the Meditations for the Time of Retreat 18.07.2020 2:45
Listen to the audio version of the Meditations for the Time of Retreat written by St John Baptist de La Salle, the Founder of the Brothers of the Christian SchoolS. Let Br. Peter and his friends read the mediations for you and make this podcast a part of your day's activities.
S1E3: Has God Abandoned Us? 17.07.2020 7:46
So here you are trying to decide to hit that PLAY button. Maybe the title of the episode interested you (ahhh... a clickbait!). Perhaps you are a friend of mine and want to know what I am up to during this quarantine period. Hit that PLAY button then and listen to why I think God has not abandoned us during this global health crisis.
S1E2: Be Healed from Spiritual Sickness 16.07.2020 6:15
These days, we must admit that we do get afraid of getting sick. We need to be aware that sometimes we forget that there is also an essential part of us that needs our attention. This episode deals with our need to be healed in more profound ways. I hope that listening to this will give you additional energy to overcome life's challenges.
S1E1: When Prayerful Silence Sets the Day 16.07.2020 5:03
If yesterday was quite noisy for you, today, we will look into cultivating that silence from within you. Hopefully, at the end of this, you will see that silence can be a form of prayer too. (This first episode is dedicated to + Br Dindo Maralit FSC)
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